Supporting fisheries sector and securing the best deal post Brexit

David Duguid appeared on BBC radio Scotland's Good Morning Scotland to reiterate the red lines of the Scottish Conservatives regarding fisheries in Brexit. David made it clear he would not support access to British fishing waters being negotiated away for a free trade deal. 

After the publication of the draft withdrawal agreement on 14 November, David Duguid MP has sought assurances from the Prime Minister that future fisheries relationships will not see access to waters and stocks quotas negotiated away as part of a future trade deal. 

David Duguid today asked the Minister for Immigration if she would continue to ensure priority is given to upskilling domestic labour into industries where there are skills shortages and to ensure that in the short term, these industries will continue to be able to source skilled labour from abro

David Duguid appeared on Good Morning Scotland this morning to speak about the red lines the Scottish Conservatives have placed any extension to the transition period. It is imperative that whatever is agreed, the UK leaves the hated CFP and is an independent coastal state by December 2020.

? WATCH: Today I asked Theresa May to take action to improve fishing infrastructure, to expand the fleet and to support the local communities reliant on the fishing industry. 

Following the involvement of a Peterhead fishing vessel in the 'Scallop dispute' with French fishermen, David was asked to talk to Good Morning Scotland to give his view, please listen to his full interview on YouTube to hear what he had to say

David Duguid, the MP for Banff and Buchan, will be fighting for Scotland's fishermen in the votes on Brexit negotiations.